Scope:This document describes electrical and mechanical requirements of single-phase station service voltage transformers with system voltages of 46 kV or higher and with the m...Show More
Purpose:This Standard is a basis for the establishment of performance and limited electrical and mechanical interchangeability requirements of the equipment described. The Standa...Show More
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Scope:
This document describes electrical and mechanical requirements of single-phase station service voltage transformers with system voltages of 46 kV or higher and with the maximum rated voltage of the power winding of 1 000 V. This document is a basis for the establishment of performance and limited electrical and mechanical interchangeability requirements of the equipment are described. It is also a basis for assistance in the proper selection of such equipment. A station service voltage transformer (SSVT) is a single-phase transformer to be connected line-to-earth on an effectively earthed system. It can be used either as an individual unit for supplying single-phase loads, or in a three-phase bank to support three-phase loads. A typical application is to supply substation power such as lighting, pump and motor loads. The SSVT can be provided with a measuring winding when requested by the user.
Purpose:
This Standard is a basis for the establishment of performance and limited electrical and mechanical interchangeability requirements of the equipment described. The Standard also provides assistance in the proper selection of such equipment.
Date of Publication: 27 November 2024
Electronic ISBN:979-8-8557-1344-2
ICS Code: 29.180 - Transformers. Reactors
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